This small tyrant flycatcher is a permanent resident of northwest Patagonia. It uses wet forest and ecotonal woodland and catches flying insects from a perch.
The SIB account describes a gray-brown bird with a gray head, dark ear-coverts, gray throat and chest, yellowish abdomen, pale eyebrow, and cinnamon wing bars.
It is reported in wet forest and ecotonal woodland, generally below the canopy. The account describes it as solitary and catching insects in flight from a branch.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.